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Window and Door With Trim Detail |
We were going to use these two
Jeld-Wen windows in the basement. Then we ran into code requirements for emergency egress. A little creative framing, caulk and some window tape, and they work nicely with the shed.
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Window Security Detail |
Rather than buy or build a window guard I used some leftover rebar. I had to hammer it through the holes. It's not going anywhere.
I considered a classic shed door. But we've had a door sitting on the porch for over a year, another casualty of the basement remodel. We gave it two coats of Golden Oak stain and three of Marine Spar Varnish.
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Door With Sheathing |
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Door Framing Detail |
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Another Door Framing Detail |
The 4x4 Strong-Tie fastener is actual 4"x4", not nominal.
A piece of galvanized steel and a hand bender provided a temporary sill.
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